It's Thursday, October 1st. Welcome to Market Fullery. I'm Chris Hill joining me from the Great White North. Mr. Jim Gillies.

Good to see you, my friend. Good to be seen, Chris.

We have got snacks and beverages.

We have an iconic brand that is returning to the public markets, but we are going to start

with the stock of the day. Don't call it a comeback.

Bed Bath and Beyond has been here for years.

It's just that all that time someone else was running the company.

But now that Mark Tritton has been in the corner office for about a year,

we're seeing days like today. Second quarter profits came in

exponentially higher than expected. Same store sales were positive for the first time

in four years. The stock is up more than 30% this morning.

I'm assuming at least part of what we're seeing with the stock is some short sellers saying that's it I think I'm out.

Probably.

Bed Bath and got and congratulations to Mark Triton and Beth by

Best by Bed Bath and Beyond for this quarter.

I marked written formerly of Target of course and a few other places before that.

I think Nordstrom's and I believe, I think he had a stint at Nike too, although I could be misquoting.

This Bed Bath and Beyond is in a group of companies, group of retailers that I like to call the obvious

obviously going to die crowd.

And the funny thing about companies that are obviously

going to die when they get the right mix of

management decision-making and some help from the environment and you know just

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